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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-09
PICKED up AROUND iowN.

To-day IL the least of Corpus Christi IN the
Catholic churches, but it is no longer . holy
day NJ obligation.
Daniel GIBBONS, formerly OF this city, WAS
graduated at the law department of the Uni.
versiiy of Penns lvanis on Wednesday.
Clement h. Grubb and family arrived In
this city to, day from Philadelphia They
will spend the season st their summer resi-
dence, North Lime street, this city.
VIM b. Given, eco and family, Of Colum.
bis will occupy cottage along the Sea shore
during the summer They leave Columbia
about June Goth.
Last evening a young lady, residing on
south Queen street, advertised for her lost
dog. To-day she found him safely locked in
her own house, where he was unfortunate
enough to be imprisoned several days ago
while In company with his mistress He
will be marked absent several days this
month.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS
~ The Board OF school Directors Of Eas {
Donegsl tOWn nship will meet st Maytown ON
Tues6sy, june IL 1851. 1t 2oclock p. IN. Tor ths
purpose Of appointing teachers for said district.
SI0ON L, BRANOT, Secretary,
N.1tl b0x lel. Marietta, "a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-09
Got what He Wa Amer.

Milton Brady, OF iMillersville, came to town
wednesday and left his horse and buggy
sanding In front Of the Stevens house from
2 O'Clock in the afternoon until in the
evening. MI Hiestand, proprietor OF the
hotel, began TO think that the horse was not
being we'll treated, 80 he informed Officer
Weaver. The latter took the animal
10 the Sorrel Horse hotel and had it tied
In the yard. Brady soon returned
end, after making great noise, threatened
TO have the officer arrested. Weaver did not
scare worth cent and then Brady turned
his ire against Proprietor Hiestsnd, of the
stevens house. He went to the hotel during
hiestand's absence, said he could whip him
OF any Of his friends:snd made 70 much noise
shas hualiy one OF Mr.. Hiestand's friends,
VINO could no longer stand the abuse, took
him In charge and thrsshed him in great
abapa Brady left for his home q sadder and
wiser man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-09

For rent One of the best store stands in .bs
county, with postoflice in operation, tua,ed An
The village OF salunga, and doing u busines, o
tl000 yearly. Good reasons given for tho pro
pristor going out OF business. Apply to or ad
dress. j. HIEsTAND srAUFFER
30 std salungs, Lancaster County, Pa
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News Of the college.

President 7. @. Apple returned last even.
~ from the meeting OF general synod iu
Akron, o. He had pleasant and profitable
nexs ysaf ass representative OF the general
WDod.
llias alaGiA Of Haaevsg, end Rev. &. q.
olaols snd wiss. d Caanaa, Pa, are guests In
~ lnaiiy a. DE- T.0. ADpaA They sxpsot 70
po0a1h usel astsg ~ osatoaatal commence
~ preparsAosy dspaFtDeat VII furniah
oDo yeaas men Sor college III yeas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-09

The committee on racing of the Lspcaster
County Fair association have arranged the
following programme:
Tuesday, August 30-3sOO class for Lsncss.
~ county horses only, premium $780, 2:35
elanA premium $3.50
Wodussday-2a5 class, premium 5000
.suaning haiEmils heats, best two In three
pee0ium $50,
IAunday-2:30 clsss, premium $500; run
ming Enee thrss-qusrtsr. heats, best two
u thrse. premium $50.
Fridsy.-250 class. premium $50. Run
utng one mile, best two In three. premium
$50
Tue rules are ave TO enter and three t.
start There will b four moneys divided q
follows: 90, Is, Is and 10 psr cents.
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xsw YER rmsMESrs.

HHYANTED-A GENERAL HOUSE SER.
w want for u small family. Apply, Fkk8
r.B. TROUT 4 cos
u N. Queen St
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Stamm Bros. & Co.,
LEADERs or Low PRICES.

uOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE
IA House with modern improvements a.
steam heat Large lawn and yard. a variety
fruit trees and crap, vines. No. tS0 North LIN
street. Apply 10
EZHA r. LANDlS,
apr6tfd No. 632 North Limo Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

fnefe Is greenbae-: party sill, strange as It
may seem TO those Il rs who have fancied that
eight years OF specie payments with the ready cir
culation OF Treasury notes, national bank notes
and bullion certificates at par, and huge hoard OF
SILVER collars In the Treasury, increasing at the
rate OF TWO millions month, would sIake the
popular thirst for rat money. The secret Of ira
survival In state like New York, the seat and
center OF the solid coin party Is doubtless be.
cause II has member OF the celebrated Beecher
family at its head. The conventions are always
sure OF one good speech, II nothing else; and the
sore trials the greenbackers have had 10 pass
through since 1879, unrelieved by even 4 raw OF
promise, have driven out the workers "for reve.
hue only and left only the honest devotees be-
nind IL does not raise suspicion OF ones re-
speelaoultS now 10 belong to the greenback party
II the East re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

Ex-Mlnlster Jackson, whose brief and rather dis
agreeable experience in Mexico soured his mind
against diplomacy as q steady occupation. is re-
ported TO be working very hard In Georgia TO de-
reat NJ Colquitts aspirations for another term In
the Senate, In the hope Of being raised to tina.
gentlemans seat himself. His animatiug purpose
Ii said TO DO desire 70 'fset even with Secretary
Bayard" 1t is TO be hoped that this is not true
II M jackson would be a better Senator than
MI Coiquitt that would justify the Georgians in
making q change; and II he merely believes. in
nlS own heart, that he would, that juSf1as him in
asking them 10 do so. But there are already In
Congress too many men who have come there with
some other design than to serve their State or
Their country, and IL Will not improve the condi-
ton OF Affairs to add 10 the society-seeking mil
nonaires and clent-serving corporation attorneys
member whose chief aim is a chance 10 ssget
even" with somebody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

There are few dissenting voices to the general
acclaim OF welcome TO GOV. Shepherd, but single
discordant one Is heard making the remarkable
assertion that no credit Is due Shepherd for the
improvement OF Washington; that he did nothing
but lay lot OF wood pavements, which have rotted
and that all the smooth pagementS have been laid
since ne left Office. A statement of this sort be-
trays great want OF knowledge or appreciation of
the work undertaken and accomplished py Gov.
Shepherd. The city then had no estab-
lshed grades or system OF sewerage;
the drainage finding It's way 20 the
open canal cess pool by foul surface cutters along
and across the streets. Against obstacles that
only man OF the extraordinary energy. will
power and tenacity OF purpose OF Alexander r.
Shepherd could have made Roadway, he es-
taolished uniform grades for the city
the first requisite for smooth streets
cutting down hills and filing up lleys
on a colossal scale in the work; and OF the same
time he abolished the wretched surface drainage
which barred all possibility Of decent pavements
while 10 existed. In paving the streets thus
graded, variety OF pavements were experimental
with In order 10 ind the one most suit
able for permanent adoption. Many Of them
were laid In wood, which was then the
popular pavement throughout the country
and which was In general request by citizens here
when pet1t1oning TO have their streets paved
Many other streets were paved with concrete or
asphalt, and some with stone. The test OF
trial ultimately showed that form Of
asphalt calculated TO stand the climate
Of washington in winter and summer
was the best general pavement for the city, and
10 has been used extensively TO replace the decay
ing wood pavements. But this matter of resurfac-
ing the streets now or In the future with asphalt
or any other material is a minor consideration in
estimating the importance Of the gigantic work OF
grading and reclamation achieved by Shepherd
that made IT possible to lay smooth pavements OF
any kind In Washington.
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INGRAM ART SouARss.

INGRAM ART SQUARES
We have Just opened . line of INGRAM Art
yard. ' "a pe1 square
INGRAM. TAPESTRY. and BODY BRussprs
CARPETS in all the New Designs and Patterns.
FELT DRUGGETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
104 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, a. AZ. 30 A.
BED COMFORTS. 81. 81 .25. sL5O
DRESS GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
made suits, Csc AsAA"T'
HoMEsPuN sUITINGs In Checks and MIXTURE. "a.
90 and 8ic. ~ Nv" coioEs,
gain. sERGEand DIAGONAL surrrNes 12x. ,sc
splendid value An-Wool BLACK CASHMERE. 50c.
Heavy WOOL SHAwLs. So So -.
Meoicated TWILLED FLANNEtS 25, 37k soc
AAi-Wool WHITE ELANNRLa. extra GOOD ousl ysc
cases CANTON FLANNELS. g. 10, 1Yac.
"a Uriye-Gentlemens CAMELsy HAIR eHTRTa ana
DnA" hhS' soc; former price, S12h
Cnldrens SCHOOL HOSE. full REGULAR mads osc
LADIES AND CHILDREy'S UNDERWEAR
JOHNSON. GARNER CO..
10 $50 p ave-. south side, near 7th q.
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The Italians Of Trenton. y. j., are preparing 70
celebrate, on the 10Th OF the present month. tine
three hundred and ninty-nfth anniversary OF the
discovery OF America by Columbus This is a
promising beginning in the good work OF arousInp
Ppuiaf enthusiasm Tor Columbus celebrations
II ought 10 spread 10 other cities I'm te rent ~
regularly for I'VE years the people OF the ,rho,s
Union VIII be worked up TO the proper DEGREES n,
enlnusasm Tor the grand information al co,nmbns
celebration arranged 10 be held In this c,y IN no.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

Nina Van Zandt and her tncarcera,aa hrshona
oy-proSy have been quarrelIing again. because ne
would insist on writing love-letters To another
woman II Miss Van Zandt had any logic in her
head she would realize that man whose mission
II is 70 destroy all law is not apt TO modify his
conduct for any petty consideration Of morals. II
would be more decent, though, for Spies TO wait
I'LL ne frees his neck from the halter before beyin-
mag 70 turn false 10 the woman who has given I'D
friends reputation, wealth. comfort and everyI
thing else In her infatuation for his miserah,e
salt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

While the Citizens Committee showed last night
decided Discrimination TO reopen discussion upon
the report concerning streets and avenues, which
was adopted at the previous meeting, and which
has been presented 10 the Commissioners. the
drift Of sentiment as indicated by the presidents
address and BY the discussion on the report OF the
subcommittee On roads, was opposed to a rep
clifton Of the mistake Of the hasty and unwise
adoption Of that report. The committee as
whole Is more far seeing than the chairman OF
the subcommittee on streets. 1t perceives, If
he does not, that the difficulty has arisen,
not from the interference OF offcious persons
outside OF the committee, but from the blunder
Of hastily adopting .his report, which accused and
condemned without stating facts; which used
terms Of condemnation that did not convey what
was meant and served naturally as the foundation
OF attacks by outsiders on the Commit sioners' In
tegrity; which condemned and requested favorable
consideration In the same breath from the same
persons; and which urged large improvements for
a part OF the District without presenting any es-
Inmates whatever OF the amount necessary to COM
plefe them, with miScalculation concerning this
necessary amount OF more than half million dol
lars IN the minds OF members OF the committee
The adoption Of President Fendall's wise sugges-
tons that the reports Of subcommittee be more
carefully prepared and more thoughtfully consid.
cred BY the committee will do much to give con-
tinued weight 10 the committees acts and deciS-
Ions. Most OF the members of the Citizens Com
mittee appreciate that open. prompt, and friendly
criticism upon missteps by that body tends to
warn them OF danger and gives them the opportu-
nifty 10 prevent The smallest loss of that public
approval In which their only strength lies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-05

1t IS curious 10 note how the wheel OF fortune
brings around into prominence now and then men
who have for long interval been hidden from
sight David s. Terry, OF California after killing
Senator Broderick in duel, which caused intense
excitement throughout the United states, disap-
peared nom view for number Of years He then
turned up again as presidential elector on the
Hancock ticket. His fellow-citizens among whom
his victim had been prime favorite, emphasized
the rancor which still possessed their hearts by
slectng all his associates on the ticket and cut.
ting him Off. Again he disappeared, returning to
notice as the husband Of the notorious Sarah
Athea Hill, and in that capacity he comes TO the
front with the charge OF attempted bribery
against Senator sharon. This time he purposes
70 keep himself in sight, evidently. His hostile
passage with brother lawyer threatens 70 end In
. personal encounter, unless one or the other an.
taSonist backs down
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EDUCATIONAL.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.

NUKWUOD INSTITUTE.
A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL rop
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Nos 1912 and l214 18th 1t. aud 1907 Mass. ave
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM ID. CABELL PRINCIPAL
The three buildings are all closely connected one
with the other. and &c South and East with good
open piaygrounos IA the Rear The sanitary appoint.
nents are peflec. and the hygiene the whole
nsnnent 70 ~ accord with the latest aud enignt
ened views upon that important subject
The course on the study is complete: Primary Inter
mediate Acaoemic and when desired Colegiste, with
pIens Court o. the United states says: 4 know Of
hivher respect than Norwood Iusfltuten
IN ADDITION u tbs course OF study, which embraces
3inoroNx0 1&ilsl education advantages of the first
order are pros1ded IN all other branches Of polite and
girls. Wv
Terms have been made N Low % 10 compatible in
this city, with the complete comfort Of such estsb
hshMent and the employment u fine talent in each
Department. of instruction.
References: The patrons OF the school o5-1m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 ,OMFoRT RETREAT-DELlGHTFUL RESORT;
Nmouns.ins Of Maryland. one ntls from Harpss's
bass fishing aud hunting; e0 per week, W. NJ
CLARK, Keep Tyyst. Warrington County. Nd S20-1R
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NAr7Ass CnrsrA1 D,scovnnY

Is the only harmless Hair Restorative In the world
ten days s-' w As~7~ "sAT m soxss "
Thousands right here az hone sr, nov ps,n, =. 80,
perfect sAtisfacfien. ~" ~s - WIN
ARTHUR NATTANS Phsrnac4sA
% Corner Of 14th and and "a and % - nv
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. 1 ~ DUSG4N's WORLD RENOWNED ENG.
ns1 Enamel for cleaning all kinda Of furniture
snd pianos IL VIII clean ala dirt remove All scrstcher
- orinS AL color o. and il dries perfectly in one
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JuDD & Drrwrr1rn.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
40 AND 400 ELEVENTH ST.
Have unsurpassed facii ties for the execution a. priv.
ing d every dsscri pon. including all the new stvI
o. ype. nrst-class presses, aud superior workneu.
They are always prepared to do work in the shortest
pssshls time and guarantee delivery promptly q, the
tune promisei-
WORK FOB LAWYERS
Sraas Arguments Records, &c, promptly and care
fuily exscuted-
WORK FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Letter Hsada Card. Bin Heads. Cirrulars &C. at low
SED% oi-1m
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The above are specimen prices We do not deem II
necessary to name price every particular line of
Underwear We carly because the variety would CON.
1nse without giving any clear idea Of the values We
carry. You don't purchase Undergarments without
seeing and examining them. And. while we are not
advertising any wonderful bargains We are giving
liberal per centage of the regular prices for standard
goods
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ParrsrIrrs B1Ack Darss FABarcs.

Aspecial feature Of eur Black Dress Goods
Stock this season will be the carrying Of full
line of the celebrated b. Priestly s Co.'s Black
Silk-warp and Atwood Dress Fabrics We
have sold them heretofore with great success,
the demand having increased each succeeding
season. This year the stock Is larger and en-
braces more weaves, some of which are entirely
new.
In the silk-warp goods tho warp ia Of the
finest grade of silk. and the filling is the finest
Australian wool. They noted for their fine
ness OF texture. regularity of weave and soft
ness and smoothness Of finish. They cnme in
two standard shades of Black-"ist" and blue
black-and are dyed as only English dyers can
dye, being absolutely fast black and war
ranted not to fade or grow rusty with age.
We shall carry the following weaves in the
Snk-warp Fabrics-silk and wool mixed:
Henriettas. 81 to 90 per yard.
Melrose. s1.25 and $3.50 per yard
Drsp de Alma, 81 % to So per yard.
Alys Cloth, 81. 25 per yard
Diagonal, al % per yard.
Camels' Hair Diagonal $3.50 per yard
Camels' Hair Twills. $3.50 per yard.
PR1EsTLEY's ALL-wOOL FABRICS
Atwood Melrose, 81, 81 25 per yard.
Al-wooi Drap de Alma. 75o., 81 per yard.
Al-wool Rnvenna 75c., 81 and si.25 per yd.
Atwood Ecran Twills, 81 per yard.
Atwood Armure Cheek, 81 per yard
Atwood Mourning Cloth 81 and $l.25.
Atwood Diagonal Cords. S1.25 per yard.
Corkserew Diagonal, sl.50 per yard
Biarlit. Cords. S1.5O per yard.
Atwood Serge, 81 per yard.
We also call attention to our complete lines Of
Silk-warp and All wool Bordered Nuns Yelling.
81 to 83 per yard
Black Bordered Ready made Wells in differ
ent lengths and widths. s1.75 to $3.50 each.
Full line Of Samuel Courtaulds L CO. 8 Black
Pure Silk English Grapes,
In A., ga and 6-4 widths, for yelling and
trimming purposes. As these Grapes
well known to the ladies OF Washington we
consider comment superfuous, and simply add
that we shall carry the entire line Of qualities.
Main floor rear 1913 street entrancel
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP,
oco Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
CARD.
OUR
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE
WILL TAKE PLACE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER L.
Acordial invitation is extended to all to visit
our establishment on that occasion.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
o. Cor. 18th and r sts. INV.
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TENTH Annual GRAsp
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F. F. 4 { t.. 4 4 . / :: ::
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The new Departments. the decorations, and tine va
rlefy and beauty Of the display of fall and winter
novelties. having been favorahly commented on by
patrons the public aud the press prompts Us to con.
tinue the exhibit for
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The STAR Of Monday magnanimously recognized
the opening in criticism of thirty lines We clip
the following: Every woman in Washington has an
interest in the Annual Fall Opening Of the Palais
Royal. This year there is more than usual interest
shown, for several departments have been added
and the Palais Royal now occupies the whole Of the
spacious and lofty structure the Of Pennsyl
vanis avenue ana 10th street."
The Republican" Of Tuesday fsttered u with
notice on the first page We clip: "such crowd! All
around the windows aud bubbling in aud out Of the
doorway. And 80 pretty. attractive. OF course.
they were Of the gentlsr SEX but the energy they dis
played in getting into the great store would have done
credit to the muscle Of athlete. FrnRine the sids
walk were numerous cabs bugges and carriages wait
ing for their fair and the bundles they never
failed to bring back with them
'No one who knows anything Of the city need to be
told that the store in question il the Psais Royal and
that yesterday was An opening day."
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

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- nce ROOMS IN Washington city, fully equipped cor
Vermont ave. and III ST. b. II. kOBEkrsON. 15I5 III
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ST. NV. suitable Tor doctor, having been occupied
10y one for several years Apply ]. ". L. MYERS a
son, 142S y. u ave. ol-iw.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

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ALSO,
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steam without extra charge. HILL a. JOHNSON. 73S
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BOARDING

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n has arranged for elegant house near the
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i meals AID lunch: meals &C.: lunch lJc Also
nicely furnished rooms. 1t 449 St. opposite new
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sAKS AND COMPANY

SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE